Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-04-08
Alma. Mich, Friday. April 8, 1887.

Judge Hart is elected by a majority
of 900.
7. A. Miller was in Edmore on busi-
ness Thursday.
The Nc Carly House bus will COM
mence its trips Monday morning next.
George Burt, who has been attending
the Normal for several months, is once
more on duty at the Wright House as
bell boy.
Miss Enie Grant, the artistic trimmer
has returned from Detroit and has full
charge Of Mrs IIormig's millinery de-
partment.
Miss Sara Scott, of the Ithaca school
has resigned, on account Of i'll health,
and Miss Isadore Thornton, of Detroit,
takes her place.
Miss Jennie NJ. Phipps who was so
much benefited 10y her stay at the Sani-
tarium, is back again for few weeks,
hoping for a complete and permanent
cure.
Mr. James Boxan, of Port Perry,
Ont, a brother of Mrs. Robert Irish,
was here last week to attend the fm,r-
a of Mr.. irish. lie returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Sheldon, of this place. and her
sister, Mrs. Hughes. of VeStahurg, went
to Ann Arbor Tuesday to attend the
burial of their mother, whose remains
have been resting i'm a vault since Jan
uary. They will also arrange for the
disposition OF the property
\ handsome new organ now graces
the high school room OF the public
schools 1t viii be remembered that
the pupils held social some time age
for the purpose of raising money fol
this purchase, and it is probable that
Others viii be given in the near future
The instrument was purchased OF the
new music dealer, j. f. Graham.
The Ithaca Congregationalists have
bounced their pastor, Rev. Glidden. re-
fusiug to give him any reason for their
unexpected action. The church has
hourished under his care. u new mem
bers having been added and % debt OF
500 paid during his pa,,orate of ..
years. but al. ,le,e facts seem TO have
been forgotten h5 the members Of the
society.
Mon lay niglt was a highly enjoyable
occasion among the Odd Fellows OF
this place mI ST. Louis. 4 delegation
from the -. Loui, lodge came over and
niated three members Of the Alma
lodge. After the work Was completed
a banquet was served. al doing effect
i've execution in this line. mdalropo,t
a splendid time
40, Mrs. Mort
This is very serious matt r. said nj
husband hardly know what 10 think. "
must go round to Squire Dale tae he-t thin
IN the morning and tell him what we hay
heard lie is magistrate and Il know no
To act.
iNlhhIlN ThI Ath, i44Nt 'A'lHt num- fiifN
and la. him In the house. o John, ho
horribe!'
Don't jump at conclusions Ike that, Mary,
said my husband. Il don't know what
think. hut M cor-inced tbr m,tter ougl
:. b. ITeyerlo and Geo. Bancroft OF
this village returned from Kansas on
Monday. The former purchased some
property in Logan county and design,
removing there soon. He reports 4
wonderful boom in all parts of that
state. Logan was formerly called st
Johns county. hui the Legislature chang
ed it to the latter, as st. Johns is not
as orthodox a name i'm Kansas to-day
as it was some years ago.-Ithac3
Journal.
DIED. Monday March 2s. Mrs. ;
II Loyeland. aged % years. The de-
ceased has been a resident of Alma
during the past eight years and ha.
won many friends. She has borne
steady Christian life for forty-fvt
years and her death was triumphant
Wednesday morning her remains wer,
taken to Sharon. Washtenaw Co.. fol
interment. She leaves a husband whC
has done all that could he done by lov
ing care and tenderness to ease anC
comfort through the long. weary hours
until the angel came and bore the hap
py spirit to its rest beyond the river
The cause of her death was Il fbroic
tumor in the left side. near the heart.
Com.
An alarm of fire was given Wednes
day morning at l:l5. and it was foun,
that house one block north Of the Ad
vent church was on fire. The hous,
was owned 10y one OF the Rodman boy
and was occupied by Moses Hmtle,
and family-a wife and two small chill
dren. The fire company WAS promptl
on hand and drowned the fire out. bu
the house was ii mass of flames whel
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